The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-05-11


.ow Is possible ;:ad li:2N'af increase tAel-
height aft&rw2r3s.
A@zz 10 ~ c2-EuI2, a11d p5!hapS 81
eqt;&! Importance, :& frequent, hight S:ir
! 1c0Gs CT the surface :iat . crust may
never tor'n. Deep pioV.i-:2t y !oosennG
up the Sols &ea exposing i % the al
| l.rIes I up raE1&!,i: some farmers t1lnE
e4at dcen 2,.>i.2g N dGy weather brings
moisture u2 EGon: ns.low a2d benefits the
icrc>, 4 ,tgcs b!i222; r1Gist Dirt f:om be-
jor: 70 lie s:!Jlac,., GUs this ouly gives
; tie reai>cnra . better opportunity to
escape ;nEo tie 81. Plants 90 not Ge-
rive 81. e...,:ss sE2Ea IS 5e::asf"r to the
s'er :ne :sia S''.t.t>>: 72.os',lis;, On n ne
coz: &-er::5 '.s, :.;''''.. = ile S'5i'
Only :. ih12H S'-;A - ne ;;SS.iScS Is 3i.se 3
81, & y s'!e 10 .'5 -'e "'..ft 80: !: l--i !
;'% iS ~ 20 s.'c ~ g % ~ = -.
S:s., ,I. e'siG0, pass ili:'t,SL l :. 14to 'i'S
az. 1t a1tS IKE q 12llcA; every one
knows Gh&S 2 covering OF leaves or sttaN
Keeps she SOL oeio'7 camp but mu.ch3ng 6
Win leaves on o ;arge sca.e IS lnprac:lca, :,
ole-noS 50 nuteoane 3 WIN psIyeLizea .:
Ssren' II IS cIS:s' pIacascaote' enectne I've,
Nee2 s1e sweep Wigs iia', n,'S Aeep @
snea !: a.so @ lEo.lne; , "o oss- ~ tne o1?p ;o
oIS IL go .sn ~ " ~ - 80 D. l'.
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on'A ~ L ct2t1.l1is' l.,sS ,,-'st -, -
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4e 1iisV - - . d '''oll'o.o : - ~
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urge Tie cl,1l-:5S-tI % .Less s ei"ps 'pUI jl
our feslTeEs WIN reSs coanae..ce we
ISsG L5! tssSe', 49, i-a est.' o oA 80 ~.
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-ol 20 ',.LH go ~ 49, - o,arf,,,
EGSe 10 sa go .Ie. s.-o . Mon"-l,t; - -
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~ t2S't '-ias: :iAe Eul1' sH 60, 80: ',-:S ~
-: = Ges '''tH piaoe o 1.!a 80 1@1 - Us ..u
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So4oI . - '~uHe'4T or"1> -. - s,r,,
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y - e,'. -''.s: SNo,,n " = o,. w SIPs 1.TIs a~ m
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80: u - osS5s:Is 80 'l-e - " 5J,,I.s
oooG !e1sA U 1G''''at s-1S i.'tH. .h"Ie9
can 2e 1ed on these Ii pace OF corn anu m
.ol'GeE' anu Il iS L1oe eA.L'.' $780, 70 ~ sa
EhaV as HlucE STOCK can De leu ron 81
acre cI sorghum IS Hcm al acre ol corn:
we nave peen N ehe haolt @ OF looAng a. :
sor5HT:3a sltaFty as ssaut,E:oa"ctnS tan
crop ny ho1 t;Ilih - .s 80 5e 'ls:I 1oo,S
c1"2: lie "Lto-o io:->'s Ie>t ~ ..ts.o 80
wen cNs"eo; 'Re grams are tAo1oUSAiy
iil,'.c.'sS;'' az, We H':sc :,, - 49,
SEGA pass t--e'i5es tnioua a. .,N'1-...1'
As Z cA&299e ron d cons1H"ouS 3,2 co11
:&t.oA u IS 4leoaiy EsAs:lsa .! ssocA' @uSs
s apparently eQ9&!,y n''SI1stC"7' ,-: 80"
eeZe IS 8 cro2 WA.cA pays 1of us cula'a,
sIe@: II '%o o1Ss-Ae' R:0"Ucls-Sstu9 ...to
ran ;'HS5 !I5 to;','e-: I'iie- ~ '1-yse 20
>!i,ets WI UioIo '5'n pay 1tts ooss Va - GSs
'1'ation' !Ae otAer is-.ia.hs IS ctea5 s5
pfons. II IS poSH money stS,1 d ioou
SIo: ou- We $50 ~ Sa ss.1- '.ssI.,on s o.. ~
sot s, a''Il pa Siot1"li 40 ~ s io5 IS
me eaI!E Sin0er caue t'-"-ltels 'he 1!isV
OF Lay, VII DC Tipe D; Vl!e HrSt u -au-
gust, ana thronsh successive l'iaAanSs' q
co1Gnuo1s supply OF IL may 0e .l'-a iroin
'le l;rss OF august vel mo NoVehoer-
nearly, i Hos qH1te' 1otlE E0ACts' -,o"'
as eTe:y ohsefH'lns pcrsG1 Knows ~ nosS
eS.s sA.S pan. VITA sN=s4If. e3-
!s;scs al tae l!1tSe rom sAe s''sIAS; - 80 ao-
ala0o 20 eaI1o Ine etain' az t''''eA
ep1n u WIZ sfea1 raP.Hl!y' -GanS o.
;ecs, anu very p5opes1y, 10 iaisms a, ;i pGiA
2SS..~se y T' VI ,1;ts tnI 80 ~ -.
80 10 :. SGos...uSI 80 - - oS,I ~
t1ales, e"Sn .1lsT", PlJ Phi ~, Iii III 80 or
It.A' st,H;, 9 .'AoI' - 80 80, '';I 81 W.
- Sgo- - 7 's' - 80. ttas 80 EaSj -
s Sou.:. d ctleapet, oe'1st NS -, nooa 49," oo
go m ~. az 80 - eoSt onG 800 y W.
W. c,' -, -, fro,,, ,-oa - voa,. j.; 4be c,na ola
. Tn+s confininr orr efforts to corn and
cotton production. Cannot the force of
mere habit be overcome? Why not cut
down the corn crop a little and plant
sorghum in pIace Of i? Plant enough
10 snnnIy vonr laborers with syrun the
seo3 a5d biadcs TO he rse3 as stock foo6. !.
liant st;}l ,nnra to feed rreen to hogs
snd mich COWS Three acres of sorahum
viii feed and fatten ten hoes from Au-
o7,st to November. Compare the cost
Of raising three acres of sorghum with
The value OF ten hogs whose weight has
been increased fifty to one hundred per
cent. With hardy fruit trees, Ike
plums, seeding peaches, wild cherry,
mnlberr;es. horse and June apples, with
2nrn,I1Ga grass red and burr clovers